Phrasal Verbs - The definition: when the marriage or the relationship ends - e.g. Jenny and George have ___________.
Jenny and George have broken up.
What's the past participle of ''get''?
It's ''gotten''.
ACTIVE or PASSIVE? - She cleans her bedroom every day.
ACTIVE
What's the past participle of ''drink''?
It's ''drunk''.
How can I say ''vestir-se'' in English?
It's ''get dressed'' - E.g. I get dressed at 6 a.m.
What's the meaning of ''peel''? (cooking verbs)
Peel means ''descascar''.
Complete this sentence. Use the present perfect - She __________ to Los Angeles twice. (BE)
She has been to Los Angeles twice.
How can I say ''posto de gasolina'' in English?
It's ''gas station''.
What's the meaning of ''drain''? (cooking verbs)
Drain means ''escoar''. e.g She is draining pasta.
Complete the sentence. Use ''the present continuous'' - He ________ the dishes. (WASH)
He is washing the dishes.
Complete this sentence. Use the present perfect - I __________ some e-mails this morning. (WRITE)
I have written some e-mails this morning.
ACTIVE or PASSIVE? - She wrote this book in 1996.
ACTIVE
Translate it into English: ''Meu apartamento foi vendido ontem.''
My apartment was sold yesterday.
How can I say ''eu posso ir ao banheiro?'' in English?
''Can I go to the bathroom?''
Complete this sentence. Use the simple past - She _______ to San Francisco yesterday. (GO)
She went to San Francisco yesterday.
Translate it into English: ''Tem um farol na ilha.''
There is a lighthouse on the island.
ACTIVE or PASSIVE? - This book was written in 1998.
PASSIVE
Complete this sentence. Use the simple past - He ________ this text message yesterday. (WRITE)
He wrote this text message yesterday.
What's the meaning of ''chop''? (cooking verbs)
Chop means ''picar''.
ACTIVE or PASSIVE? - My bedroom is cleaned every day.
PASSIVE
Complete the sentence. Use ''the past continuous'' - She ___________ a shower when I called her. (HAVE)
She was having a shower when I called her.
How can I say ''biblioteca'' in English?
It's ''library''.
Translate it into English: ''Tem um barco na ilha.''
There is a boat on the island.
How can I say ''ficar/estar com sede'' in English?
It's ''get thirsty'' - E.g. When I run I get thirsty.